Philippe Gustin made his third stay last week in Saint-Martin. He devoted a good part of this trip to the population. He thus went to meet him to talk about town planning, planning and above all to better understand and grasp the local challenges in all the districts ”.
Overall, Philippe Gustin noted that "lots of services and shops are restarting". "There is a real desire to rebuild," he noted. He affirms that the state also has "the will to help" to rebuild "while keeping pace with the economic reality of the territory".
But not just anyhow. The interdepartmental delegate would like to be able, in collaboration with elected officials and the population, to draw up a real project, a real land-use plan that would meet the challenges of sustainable development.
Finally, Philippe Gustin was able to observe an important human feeling for the future of the island. "I had already guessed it, but this time I really saw it while going on the ground, people were struck by looting. They were shocked to see their neighbors or people they knew going to loot. They are angry with them and do not accept their behavior, ”he says. For him, it is a strong and important sign that will weigh in the reconstruction by civil society. (More details on www.soualigapost.com)
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